China, Russia, and Brazil do not like the hegemony of the US dollar; they have found their answer in gold.

The willingness to reduce the use of the dollar in international finance is one of the main reasons why gold has risen more than 30% this year and set new records.

Gold is typically seen as a safe-haven asset, with prices rising during times of increased uncertainty or inflationary pressure, yet it has still surged in the context of a currently stable global economy and easing inflation.

Gold's history as a store of value dates back thousands of years, making it a very suitable reserve asset.

However, for BRICS countries, if they need to sell gold in the future, the easiest way remains to exchange it for US dollars.

It seems that no matter how you twist and turn, you cannot escape the dominance of the dollar.

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